Koehler Books: 152 books

**Carl’s Story begins in the woods near St. Mihiel, France, almost a century ago on September 16, 1918. On that victorious day, when the US Army won its first battle in Europe and the war was just days from ending, Carl Willig, a doughboy in company H and the uncle of author, Noretta Willig, was...

Fluidus speaks with emotion to anyone who has experienced joy and pain in the mystery of this life. Recognizing the brokenness we find in our human existence, the poetry of Fluidus begs with questions, answers with belief, and finds humor on the path we all experience. It portrays the ebb and...

Struggling with dyslexia as a child and failing out of multiple spelling bees, I wrote this book to let parents and children know that it is okay to struggle with this. Join Malina on her adventure through the zoo! Malina loves coming up with names for all the amazing animals while learning fun facts about these incredible creatures.

**Musetta is only twelve years old, but understands the devastating effects of family incest. **Every Friday night, she’s visited and abused by her father. Then to her shock and dismay, one night he’s murdered. After the funeral, Musetta believes she can finally live a happy life as a teenager....

**Martha lives with chronic illness, but is determined to stay strong enough to continue working at the zoo, which she loves. **When her symptoms worsen and she starts fainting, she gets a service dog for support. With Henry by her side, she expects life to get easier, but that’s not what happens....

“You won’t want to close your eyes in a hospital ever again.” —Harvey Schwartz, author of Never Again   A syringe is switched and the patient dies on the operating table. Dr. Gideon Lowell takes it upon himself to help the anesthesiologist, who happens to be his wife. The hospital...

When Algy Temple, pool player, sleuth and Ivy League university lawyer, investigates the highly suspicious death of a retired university don, his contemporaneous involvement in a high stakes pool tournament in Providence becomes a tiresome, contentious obligation that must be endured. As he delves...

Designed for everyone who wants to serve delicious meals to friends and family, and host parties with confidence and pleasure. Like its predecessor, You’re Grown—Now You Can Cook, author Sallie Swor brings you a book that is perfect for anyone from the novice chef to the confident cook who would...

Throughout generations, soldiers have gone to war and returned home changed men. Within the journey from man to warrior, an identity, brotherhood, and purpose is formed. As these veterans transition out of service, they are asked to shed that past and chart unknown territory. What happens when war...

Imprisoned in a storeroom with a Beretta 9 mm pistol pressed against his temple by a garrulous moron eager to kill, a grim calculation of life and death played out in Slade’s mind. Plan A was to keep the man talking and his mind off taking the shot. He hadn’t come up with plan B yet, but if plan...

Arc of the Comet, a lyrical, evocative examination of promise, potential and loss, follows Conor Finnegan, a handsome, charismatic, athletic young man, and Tom McIlweath, a shy and insecure Everyman desperately seeking harmony and acceptance. Over the course of several years, their fates overlap...

All those magic moments when we realize most of our problems are solvable through introspection—that’s when we demand answers—concise, realistic and practical answers. Dr. Tony intelligently illuminates our deepest emotion and how coiled up people become, almost brainwashed into thinking of...

Albert Bettencourt was born with a desire to be heroic and to have all of his dreams come true. But the odds were stacked against him because he was also born with cerebral palsy, became blind in his thirties, and has a slightly diminished intellect. Albert never lost hope and keeps his head high...

Captain Sheppard McCloud is unexpectedly called to Washington in May of 1942 while his ship, the battle cruiser Argonne is in dry dock undergoing repairs from the Battle of Cape Vilan. At a luncheon with President Roosevelt and the new head of the OSS, he is informed of his next mission—this time...